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"Comprehensive national accounting for CO2 emissions" by Geir B. Asheim and Rintaro Yamaguchi.
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Accounting for these vulnerabilities is critical for developing nations that emit little but suffer the most from global warming. The vulnerability approach regroups nations, showing a striking difference from traditional metrics.

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"Externalities of Policy-Induced Scrappage: The Case of Automotive Safety Inspections" by Connor R. Forsythe, Akshaya Jha ( @akshayaj.bsky.social ), Jeremy Michalek (
@jmichalek.bsky.social ) and Kate S. Whitefoot.
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As a result, total driving and gasoline use rise only modestly. Assuming a one-for-one link between more cars and more driving overstates environmental and congestion costs by at least 150%, adding up to $90+ billion in error nationwide over time.

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"Nature's Kidneys: the Role of Wetland Reserve Easements in Restoring Water Quality" by Nicole Karwowski and Marin Skidmore.
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Wetlands are most effective when placed where agricultural runoff is highest, supporting the idea that targeted nature-based solutions can deliver real water quality improvements.

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"Dust to Dust: Tracing Air Pollution’s Impact on Work Accidents" by Benjamin Hattemer and Ismael Moreno-Martinez.
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🌡️ Why it matters?
As dust intensifies—especially in Southern Europe—worker protection must go beyond heat stress to include air quality.

🔎 What’s going on?
• Dust impairs attention, reaction time, and physical performance
• Effects span many occupations and injury types
• High-risk workers face much larger accident increases

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"Confronting the carbon pricing gap: Second best climate policy" by Katheline Schubert, Aude Pommeret, and Francesco Ricci.
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